Titlebook: Regional Economics; A Reader Harry W. Richardson (Director) Book 1970 Palgrave Macmillan, a division of Macmillan Publishers Limited 1970 e

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Long-Range Forecasting with a Regional Input-Output Model,sity. Certain types of economic activities — generally those serving local or regional markets — are almost ubiquitous. But other sectors serve national markets, and within these sectors there is considerable regional specialisation. This specialisation provides the rationale for regional input-outp

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A Regional Payroll Tax,cussion has emphasised the existence of a misallocation of labour resources within and between regions, firms and different sectors of the economy.. The problem of regional development is one aspect of this interest in the U.K. labour market. In effect, through fiscal, regional and manpower policies

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Regional Income Differences within a Common Market,nd to transfer parts of their sovereignty to the institutions of the European Economic Community. We can say that the six countries have committed themselves to change a group of nations into a system of regions.

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Development Pole Theory in a Regional Context,t is as important as the decision to invest in it. The questions of social justice in the distributions of the fruits of economic development are as important and as difficult in terms of regions as in terms of social classes.’

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Game Theory, Location Theory and Industrial Agglomeration,m. The problem in a common market framework is especially fascinating, and of course is in keeping with the particular attention which we have been giving to common market issues in our recent European Regional Science Congresses.

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